March has got off to a very wet start here at Whaddon, near Salisbury.
26.0mm of rain recorded at 0900h on 5th and 25.0mm at 0900h this
morning, the 6th. The total so far this month now stands at 60.9mm
compared to the local March average of 55.9mm. The River Avon is over
its banks south-east of Salisbury and the water meadows look as if the
tide has come in.
This could well be an exceptional month if the present wet trend
continues but it is not unlikely that high pressure will assert itself
after the weekend and the rest of the month could well be dry. This is
not a forecast just a hunch.
Keith Mortimore

On 6 Mar 2007 05:23:02 -0800, wrote:


t it is not unlikely that high pressure will assert itself
after the weekend and the rest of the month could well be dry. This is
not a forecast just a hunch.

The rest of this week does seem to be settling down and,as you say, I
would not be surprised to see a build of pressure and a very pleasant
settled spell down here in Dorset. The rain had to stop sometime!

R